Támla

Támla is a term used in several languages to refer to a financial document that records transactions, balances, or charges. The exact meaning and use of the word vary by country and language, but it generally centers on presenting a summary of monetary activity for a person or organization.

In many contexts, támla denotes a document that helps verify what has been paid or what is owed. It can appear as a bank statement, a ledger entry, a receipt, or an invoice, depending on the local terminology and the issuing authority. Támla documents are used to track money flows, reconcile accounts, and provide formal proof of transactions for individuals, businesses, and institutions.

Typical content and structure of a támla may include:

- Dates of transactions or the statement period

- Names or identifiers of the involved parties

- Descriptions of items or services

- Individual amounts, taxes, and subtotals

- Totals and current balance

- Reference numbers or accounts tied to the document

Usage and purpose:

Támla documents serve record-keeping, auditing, and payment settlement functions. They are commonly issued by banks, merchants, service providers, or accounting systems, and may be provided in electronic or paper form. They support transparency in financial dealings and help holders verify charges, payments, and account activity.

See also: invoice, receipt, bank statement, ledger, financial record.